Aidoc

Aidoc was founded in 2016 by Elad Walach, Michael Braginsky, and Guy Reiner, who met during their service in the IDF's Talpiot program. Headquartered in Tel Aviv, the company operates as a privately held entity, having raised a $110M Series D in June 2022 led by TCV and Alpha Intelligence Capital, bringing its total funding to over $220M. The company employs roughly 400 people, with the majority of its workforce, particularly R&D, based in Israel. Aidoc develops artificial intelligence software that analyzes medical images to detect acute abnormalities and prioritize them in radiologist workflows.

The core product is an AI-powered triage and notification system for radiology. The software continuously analyzes CT scans, X-rays, and MRIs in the background, identifying time-sensitive conditions such as pulmonary embolisms, intracranial hemorrhages, and cervical spine fractures. By flagging these anomalies, it pushes urgent cases to the top of the radiologist's worklist, solving triage bottlenecks in hospital emergency settings. The system is sold to hospital networks, imaging centers, and radiology practices via enterprise contracts.

Aidoc delivers its algorithms through its proprietary "aiOS" platform, an orchestration layer that integrates directly into existing PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication Systems) and clinical IT workflows. The company holds over a dozen FDA clearances for specific pathologies. Beyond its in-house algorithms, the aiOS platform also hosts third-party AI models from other medical imaging developers, allowing hospitals to access multiple specialized tools through a single integration.

Aidoc operates in the medical imaging AI sector, directly competing with companies like Viz.ai, which focuses heavily on neurovascular and stroke care, RapidAI, and Nanox.AI (formerly Zebra Medical Vision). Aidoc's software is currently deployed in over 1,000 medical centers globally.

The company's R&D, engineering, and product teams are concentrated at its headquarters in Tel Aviv. The engineering organization frequently hires for roles in machine learning, deep learning, data engineering, and backend development, alongside specialists in clinical regulation. The founders' background in the IDF's Talpiot program influences the company's technical hiring pipeline in Israel.